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Gloucester Green Market - general market
- Date: 21st October 2015 - 31st December 2025
- Every week
- Location: Gloucester Green
- Time: 09:00 - 16:00
- Cost: Free
Gloucester Green Market - general market
The market at Gloucester Green is a traditional and vibrant open air market offering a wide range of goods on different days.
The market operates every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Visit the LSD Promotions website for more information.
- Wednesdays - General market, all types of traders welcome
- Thursdays - Antique, Vintage, Art & Craft
- Saturdays - Funky Food, Crafty Craft, all things Vintage & Arty
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Undiscovered Oxford - Family Trail
- Date: 9th February 2019 - 22nd March 2019
- Every day
- Location: Gallery, Museum of Oxford
- Time: 10:00 - 16:30
- Cost: FREE
Discover 8 things you might not know about Oxford!
This family trail can be picked up from the Micro-Museum in the Gallery. It will be available Monday to Saturday (excluding Bank Holidays).
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Inside Oxford Town Hall
- Date: 23rd March 2019
- Location: Gift Shop, Museum of Oxford
- Time: 11:00 - 12:00
- Cost: £4/£4.50/£5
Tour for the 23/03/19 booking through Eventbrite
Join the Museum of Oxford as we take you on a tour around Oxford’s magnificent Town Hall. You will visit the Medieval Cellar, the Council's Court Room and the Council Chamber, plus more*. This is a unique opportunity to see the 'other' side of Oxford's history - you've seen the Gown, why not take a look at the Town?
All money raised through our tours goes towards the development of the new Museum of Oxford.
We know the cost of this ticket is more than the advertised price, however using this fantastic booking website comes at a cost. We are passing on the handling fee so that you have the choice to book in advance and avoid disappointment on the day.
Once booked, please meet your guide and member of staff in the Micro-Museum situated within the Gallery in the Town Hall. Please print off your ticket if you can. If not, do please be prepared to show a form of identification.
* the rooms visited on the tour are all subject to availability. The town hall is used for lots of different functions, so we can't always get everywhere we'd like to!
These tours are suitable for adults. Although nearly all areas of the Town Hall are fully accessible for wheel chair users, please note that there are only steps down to the Medieval Cellar.
We also offer tours for groups, please email [email protected] or telephone 01865 252417 with your enquiry.
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Memory Lane- Memories of Spring Traditions
- Date: 28th March 2019
- Location: Oxford Town Hall, Long Room
- Time: 14:00 - 15:30
- Cost: FREE
Memory Lane is a themed reminiscence group for older people. No booking required, for more information call the Museum Gift Shop on 01865 252334.
Join us to share and listen to memories of different Spring traditions.
No need to book, just drop in.
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Board Game Making Workshop with Oxford Games
- Date: 28th March 2019
- Location: Oxford Town Hall, Long Room
- Time: 18:00 - 21:00
- Cost: £20 for a group of up to 4 people
Booking NOW LIVE via Eventbrite
Gather your team for the greatest co-operative board game creating game of all time...book through our Eventbrite page
From Carcasonne to Catan, to Jenga and Rhino Hero, board games have officially made a comeback. What could be better than playing one of these?
How about making your own?
Hosted by the wonderful people at Oxford Games, design and create a board game as a group to take home with you, in what will be a truly interactive evening. Using the Museum’s displays as inspiration, your creation could be the next big thing in gaming.
Each booking is for a group of up to four people. This fully interactive evening will be led by the people from Oxford Games, a local board game making company. Doors will open at 5.30pm, so you can come straight to us after work and start playing some games...or plotting your next move!
There will be a cash bar at this event.
*Please note, althought the Micro-Museum will not be open, we do hope to still go ahead with this event. We will use some of the Museum's handling collection and photographs of objects to draw inspiration from*
